SillyTavern fans hunt better adventure stacks

The useful answer here is probably not a single magic plugin; the recent gains in SillyTavern are mostly around memory, context management, and prompt control, which matter more than flashy extras for long-form adventure play.

• –Current built-in extensions already cover the obvious pain points: chat vectorization, summaries, objectives, timelines, web search, prompt inspection, and TTS
• –That suggests the stack is getting better at persistence and orchestration, but still depends heavily on disciplined prompt design and model choice
• –The post is really asking for reproducible workflows, not feature lists: what model, what memory strategy, what context budget, and what extension mix actually sustains a campaign
• –Any “best setup” will likely be a compromise between coherence, latency, and how much state you push into lorebooks or vector retrieval
• –The signal is strong demand for a local RPG game master workflow, but the category still feels experimental rather than solved